Re: Ezrock package for "bring out your dead" program April 28th.]

[jack&merle <donaldmj@shaw.ca>]

The ads would probably increase the amount of stuff coming in but sales have been down recently and I doubt that this would increase sales much.With tax the cost will be close to $300. Kate seems to be doing a good job of getting the word out. My inclination is to decline.

 

Jack

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From: kathie@cleannorth.org

To: officers@lists.cleannorth.org

Cc: katie@cleannorth.org

Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 6:42 PM

Subject: [Fwd: Ezrock package for "bring out your dead" program April 28th.]

your opinions wanted...

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Subject: Ezrock package for "bring out your dead" program April 28th.
From:    "Joseph Nyari" <Joseph.Nyari@rci.rogers.com>
Date:    Thu, April 12, 2007 1:10 pm
To:      kathie@cleannorth.org
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Good Afternoon Kathie;

I work in the inside sales department for EZRock and Q104.  I have a
very small package available to create a 15-second message to announce
that on April 28th from 10am-4pm people can bring their unwanted
electronic equipment to the PUC building on second line.

I can provide you 20 messages on either station, plus if you provide me
your charitable number as a non-profit group, I can add in another 10
more messages for free...30 spots in total to run from April
23rd-27th...package is only $269.....but the message is on 4-5 times per
day over the week...reaching thousands.

Best regards,
Joseph Nyari
Rogers Media Sales Account Manager
1-800-665-5257 or 705-566-4480 ext. 2251
Email   joseph.nyari@rci.rogers.com
Smart advertisers are those who set out to win the customer's heart long
before he/she needs their product. Their only goal is to be the company
that he/she thinks of first and feels the best about whenever their need
arises. Smart advertisers make no attempt to predict the moment of the
customer's need but buy enough repetition to ensure they will
immediately spring to mind whenever such need arises." Roy H. Williams
(The Wizard of Ads)